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Despite reports to the contrary, Montana’s Glacier National Park is not sold out, and there’s still time to reserve entry and shuttle tickets for Yosemite, Rocky Mountain, and Zion. Here’s everything you need to know about the national parks requiring reservations this year.
Updated Mariposa County Sheriff's Office badge Yosemite West, CA – The names of the two people killed in a murder-suicide near Yosemite National Park have been released. Mariposa Sheriff’s Officials have identified the male victim as 31-year-old Roland Goldberg from Lebanon, Missouri. The suspect is 22-year-old Elisabeth Shauck of Salinas. Their bodies were discovered on Thursday (April 22) in the Yosemite West area or the county. Detectives reported that evidence collected at the scene indicated it was a murder-suicide with Shauck shooting Goldberg multiple times before turning the gun on herself, as detailed here. In their update, investigators also disclosed that the gun used in the deadly shooting was a Glock model 17 that was registered to Shauck. They added that the couple was in a “long-term dating relationship and at this time it appears the two were on vacation.”
New details about Yosemite community killings that Mariposa sheriff called murder-suicide msn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from msn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Print Two people were found dead Thursday in Yosemite West, a small community accessed through Yosemite National Park, in what officials are describing as a murder-suicide. The Mariposa County Sheriff’s Office, which is investigating the case with the California Department of Justice crime lab in Fresno, said Friday that officials responded to reports of a possible deceased person around 4 p.m. Thursday. Deputies found a deceased man and woman who officials said they believe were visiting the county. The sheriff’s office said that investigators think the woman shot the man multiple times before killing herself and that it has no additional people of interest.
Updated Mariposa County Sheriff's Office badge Yosemite West, CA – Two deceased individuals discovered in Mariposa County Thursday have investigators signaling a murder-suicide by firearm. A caller reporting a possible dead person sent Mariposa County Sheriff’s Deputies racing to the Yosemite West area Thursday (April 22). Once on the scene, the bodies of two adults, a man, and a woman, were found with bullet wounds. Sheriff’s officials detailed that collected preliminary evidence sent to the California Department of Justice Fresno Crime Lab has led detectives to believe “this is a case of murder-suicide. Investigators added, “At this time, we believe the female shot the male multiple times before taking her own life.”
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Yosemite National Park announces end to online reservations needed to enter the park If the conditions are just right, Horsetail waterfall in California's Yosemite National Park lights up from the setting sun, making it appear as though it's on fire. (David Pruter/Dreamstime/TNS) Carmen George, The Sacramento Bee, (TNS) SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Yosemite National Park will not require day-use reservations to enter the popular park in March. “Starting March 1, reservations will not be required to enter Yosemite,” park officials recently announced. Day-use reservations – $2 via recreation.gov, in addition to normal park entrance fees – were again required in February, in part to manage and reduce crowds that come to the see the park’s “firefall” phenomenon in February.
Home » North America » USA » 15 STUNNING Airbnbs in Yosemite [2021 Edition] 15 STUNNING Airbnbs in Yosemite [2021 Edition] Yosemite is arguably the most popular national park in the United States, and outdoor enthusiasts will want to tick it off their bucket list. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is packed with waterfalls, enormous trees, and granite mountains like El Capitan and the Half Dome. And the best part? They’re all connected by an extensive network of trails from which you can view wildlife. When it comes to finding somewhere to stay in Yosemite, it’s not easy. There’s very little accommodation inside the national park itself, so you’ll have to look nearby. Hotels and hostels can book up pretty quick, so it’s a good idea to look at vacation rentals in Yosemite. Usually, they offer better value for money and much more personality!
Reservations now needed to visit Yosemite National Park Kathy Matheson/AP FILE - This April 2013 file photo shows a shuttle bus picking up passengers at Sentinel Bridge in front of Yosemite Falls in Yosemite National Park, Calif. An estimated 90 shuttle bus drivers and Yosemite National Park transportation workers who were laid off after the park closed to visitors in March are now facing eviction. The group of Yosemite Hospitality workers were told this week layoffs require them to leave Yosemite by May 21, the Fresno Bee reported Friday, May 8, 2020. (AP Photo/Kathy Matheson, File) Posted at 7:02 AM, Feb 08, 2021 and last updated 2021-02-08 10:19:03-05
The Best Hiking Trails in Yosemite: Which Will You Choose in 2021? Jump To By Aiden Last Updated March 29, 2021 / Home » North America » USA » The Best Hiking Trails in Yosemite: Which Will You Choose in 2021? The Best Hiking Trails in Yosemite: Which Will You Choose in 2021? Yosemite is one of the jewels in the crown of U.S. national parks. The towering granite rocks of its valleys are so famous that names like El Capitan and Half Dome have probably crossed your sight before. But they’re just two of the craggy peaks that make views here so dramatic. Combined with the sweeping pine forests, the scenery here is absolutely breathtaking.